HTML question. (in Off-topic)

Is there any way, in html coding, to disable the option to zoom on web pages using the ctrl-middle mouse button combo? (In Internet Explorer, since it does not work the same way in FF, the latter only resizes text, not images and the like.)

Because while my own web page looks great at 100% size, as soon as this technique is involved, the browser automatically assigns borders on frames, makes them resizeable, adds scrollbars to them and puts white spaces between cells. (I have specified I wanted none of these in my code, for every frame/cell present.)

This is totally wrecking the nice look I pulled on the page, and will make me lose points when it`s evaluation comes up. (School project.)

Anybody know of a command that prevents the darned mouse resize? I hope I am being clear, hard to explain in text form O_O.

If it's not resizable, then you're not understanding the idea behind html. Please, go visit CSS Zen Garden, learn from those designs, and then re-adjust your website ;)

Well, the whole thing is made to support any amount of screen resize. So, I can mess around, in any resolution, changing the size however I want, and my page dynamically adjusts. Which is how I wanted the thing to work. It is flexible like it should be. Even my teacher is not knowing what's going on, as it seems my design is pretty darn sweet.

Only trouble is when It comes to IE's zoom function...

Heh, in any case, I'll still go have a read, let's see what comes out of it. Thanks for the tip :P